Disability Uncovered™

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Learning about what disability means and what are aspects of disabilities are, how implicit and explicit bias impact how people with disabilities are treated in the workplace, what ablism is and how it shows up in the workplace and tips on how to prevent discrimination based on disabilities.

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Quick Facts About Disability Uncovered™

This course is available in:
- Live Online Format - We facilitate the course on Zoom.
- Live Onsite Format - We come to your office or training space, bring everything needed for a memorable experience, and facilitate the session
- Live Onsite | Live Online - 90 minutes - 2.5 hours
- Staff
- Supervisors
- Managers
- Leadership
- Board Members
- Any person on your team who works with others or people in the community.
Recommended Group Sizes
- 30-40 per Training
- We offer single person live onsite & live online trainings
- We offer large group trainings onsite and online from 100+ people
- Optional Certificate of Completion for live onsite , live online, and SCORM trainings.

What Disability Uncovered™ Teaches

Pillar 1: Deconstructing Disability

Build a clearer understanding of what a disability is and isn’t and how it impacts people in the workplace.

Pillar 2: Clarity About Ableism

Understanding what ableism is and how good intentioned people can discriminate against disabled people.

Pillar 3: What You Can Do

Learn practical ways to respond with more respect and inclusion.

Learning Outcomes

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Tools Participants Learn

Participants leave with practical tools including:

Shared language for talking about gender identity, expression, and sexual orientation
Using pronoun that support more inclusive communication
Empathy-building tools for understanding common challenges
Practical allyship strategies for checking in and strengthening belonging

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Who is Disability Uncovered™ for?

This training is Ideal For

• Employees and frontline staff
• Supervisors and managers
• HR and training leaders
• Cross-functional teams
• School staff and public service employees
• Social workers and service coordinators

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Available Training Formats

Live Online Training
Facilitated workshop delivered via Zoom.

Live Onsite Training
Facilitated workshop delivered in person at your site.

Self-Paced Training
Interactive eLearning participants can complete on their own schedule.

Each option can be customized for your team.

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Testimonials

“This training was incredibly helpful. There was so much I realized I did not know, and it really challenged some of my own assumptions about gender. I now feel more prepared to speak with clients in a way that is more respectful, more informed, and less likely to unintentionally pass on judgment”

Service Coordinator

“Even from the preview, I learned so much and could immediately see how valuable this training would be for our staff. As expected, bringing it to the full team was incredibly insightful, it challenged people in important ways, but it was delivered so thoughtfully that staff walked away with deeper self-awareness and real motivation to be more supportive.”

HR Director

“This training was eye-opening. I realized I had been grouping everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community together, without fully understanding how gender identity is different and why that matters. Our officers now have a better understanding of pronouns and are more equipped to speak with people in a way that is more respectful and informed.”